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Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

We condemn the unprovoked attack on the families by Mojahedin Khalq

Open Letter of 127 from Human Rights activists to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

We condemn the unprovoked attack on the families by Mojahedin Khalq (127 HR activists write to Ban Ki-moon)

Dear Secretary General,

We, a group of human rights activists, strongly condemn the attack by the leaders and commanders of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (aka MKO, MEK, NCRI, Rajavi cult), on the elderly fathers and mothers and other family members who had been gathering outside the gates of transit camp Liberty (aka Camp Hurriyeh) in Iraq.

On Thursday May 26, 2016 the fifth group of families of the hostages kept by the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (Rajavi cult) gathered outside the gates of Camp Liberty. Their only demand has been to visit their loved ones. Some have not seen them for over 20 to 30 years.

Dear Secretary General,

One of the basic rights of any prisoner or prisoner of war is to be allowed to contact his/her family and have visits, exchange photos and letters. But Massoud Rajavi and Maryam Rajavi have denied this basic right from the hostages held by their Mojahedin Khalq Organisation for a long time.

The question is this. Why, 13 years after the change of government of Iraq, do the families still have no right to visit their loved ones? A further question is this. Who is responsible? And. Who is answerable?

On the above date (last Thursday), Massoud Rajavi and Maryam Rajavi ordered the commanders and leaders of Mojahedin Khalq Organisation in Camp Liberty to attack the picket of families outside the gates and brutally beat them. As a result, some of the elderly fathers and mothers have been injured.

Dear Secretary General,

As Human Rights activists, we strongly condemn the beating of the elderly mothers and fathers whose only demand has been to visit their loved ones kept in the camp. We urge you to investigate this criminal act and bring the perpetrators to a court of law and prosecute them according to the relevant international laws.

Signatories:

1- Mohammad Araghi

2- Nilofar Irani

3- farshad Nasrollahi

4- Kobra Rashti

5- Akram Shahabi

6- Vahid Saeedi

7- Sadegh Rahmani

8- Mehdi Eftekhari

9- Amir Ardelan

10 Hamid reza Zare Sistani

11- Adel Azami

12- Nilofar Sarfraz

13- Hassan Piransar

14- Nader Naderi

15- -Shirzad Jalili

16- Reza Srabli

17- Ehsan Bidi

18- Mahin Alsadat Samadi

19- Mohammad Fatemi

20- Ali Akbar Rastgou

21- Seyyed Amir Movasseghi

22- Edward Termado

23-Mehrdad Sagharchi

24- Ebrahim Khodabandeh

25- Hassan Azizi

26- Saba SHekarbeigi

27- Hamidreza Bikas

28- Batool Soltani

29- Homeyra Mohammadnejad

30- Zahra Moini

31-Shahin Hajeri

32- HGorban ali Hosennjad

33- Ali Jahani

34- Mehdi Sojoodi

35- Jamshid Tafrishi

36- Masood KHodabandeh

37- Anne KHodabandeh

38- Shahrooz Tajbakhsh

39- Farid Farzin

40- Karim Haghi

41- Ali Ghashghavi

42- Daryoosh Nazari

43- Mansor Dehmorde

44- Mostafa Mohammadi

45- -Mahboobe Hamze

46- Horieh Mohammadi

47- Mohammad Mohammadi

48- Morteza Mohammadi

49- Parvin Haji

50- Hamid Yoosefi

51- Ahmad Reza Shafiei

52- Ali Tavakkoli

53- Hamed Sarrafpoor

54- Siroos Gazanfari

55- Azhang Kian

56- Mahmood Sepahi

57- Homayoon Kohzadi

58- Mansoor Nazari

59- Abdolkarim Ebrahimi

60- Havar Dil

61- Mehdi Khoshhal

62- Karim Gholami

63- Sadegh Rezaei

64-Firoze Sorosh

65- Dara Saleh Zade

66- Rabeeh Shahrokhi

67- Mir Bagher Sedaghi

68- Mina Kermani

69- Mahmod Fatemi

70- Yadollah Ebrahimi

71- Hassan Sarabi

72- Nader Keshtkar

73- Mohammad Karami

74 – Mohammad Razzaghi

75 – Issa Azadeh

76 – Ghafoor Fattahian

77 – Mohammad Hossein Sobhani

78 – Siavosh Rastar

79 – Majid Rohi

80 – Hassan Khalaj

81 – Maryam Sanjabi

82 – Fateme Arbabi

83 – Behzad Alishahi

84 – Zahra Erab

85 – Mohammad Ahmadi

86 -D jae Ani

87 – Mesome Mohammadi

88 – Mina Kermani

89 – Skine Evaz zade

90 – Ahmd Hajri

91 – Nargs Beheshti

92 – Sorya Ebdeollahi

93 – Ebdolhossein Iranpor

94- Mah monir Iranpor

95 – Homa Iranpor

96 – Narges Iranpor

97 – Rahele Iranpor

98 – Tahere Tagipor

99 – Lila Beheshti

100 – Reza Mostofi

101 – Mahnaz Ekafian

102 – Wish Karimi

103 – Ardelan Omidvari

104 – Reza Tokhmafshan

105 – Masood Jalili

106 – Mohsen Karami

107 – Davod Bakhtiari

108 – Ahmad Chhar langi

109 – Easfe Mohammadzade

110 – Parvin Hadi

111 – Ebrahim Moghaderi

112 – Marjan Teklri

113 – Azade Rahmani

114 – Yadolle Dashti

115 -Masood Moghadam

116 – Mehdi Rstami

117 – Sajede Ahmadi

118 – Zinb Cheraghi

119- Ahmd nghashan

120 – Mahmod Haji Zade

121 – Efat Habibi

122 – Roia Ahmadbigi

123 – Reof Yazdani

124 – jhangir Ebasi

125 – Ali Ekrami

126 – Mohammad Beheshti

127 – Mehrdad Ashena

CC:

UNHCR HQ, Geneva.

 UNAMI, Baghdad.

 UNHCR, Baghdad.

 ICRC, Geneva.

The office of Iraq’s President.

 The office of Iraq’s Prime Minister.

 The speaker of the Iraqi Parliament.

 US Department of State.

 US Embassy, Baghdad.

 HRW.

 Iraqi and American Media

June 15, 2016 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

Ex- member of MKO Leadership Council exposes the Cult

Ms. Sanjabi, a former member of the MKO’s Women Leadership Council shared her experiences of living within the cult camps. The Memoirs of Ms. Sanjabi has recently been published in a Book called” Sarab-e Azadi” – the Mirage of Liberty. The Book is in Persian and covers Ms. Sanjabi’s 25 years of living within the MKO Cult affairs.

Ms. Sanjabi was 12 years old when she first got acquainted with Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization. Some years later in accompany with her brother, she went to Turkey to join the group. She lived within the Cult camps in Iraq for 25 years. During her membership she had no contact with her family. She even had no contact with her brother who was also with Mujahedin.

Having lived under severe pressure of cult manipulation for many years, Ms. Sanjabi surrendered herself to the Iraqi forces deployed near the Camp Ashraf gate in 2011.

Participating a press conference in the Iraqi Defense Ministry at the time, Ms. Sanjabi said:

“When I was appointed as a senior member of the MKO leadership council, I was told that I could never leave the organization. Otherwise, I had to kill myself by taking a cyanide pill… Two members of the MKO leadership council were killed some 2 years ago when they wanted to leave the organization.”

In an interview with Neday-e Haghighat Website last week , the former member of MKO’s leadership Council exposed the Saudi financial support for MKO at the collapsed Saddam era.

She talked in detail about Massoud Rajavi’s clandestine visit to Saudi Arabia ostensibly for Haj which the MEK later were forced to admit to. Then, after the First Gulf War, Rajavi received three lorry loads of gold bars and jewelry which was brought to Iraq from Saudi Arabia. The MEK took it bit by bit to Jordan and sold it there. At that time Malek Abdullah was Crown Prince and he was in charge of the MEK and Saddamists. He gave his support for these financial transactions. Sanjabi explains further that Daesh is not a new phenomenon but is a continuation of this coalition of forces.[1]

[1]Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

June 14, 2016 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

The role of MKO Terrorist organization in the suppression of labor and student protests In France!

After a lot of ups and downs and long period of time the terrorist Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (the MKO) with records full of multiple crimes including association with aggressive dictator Saddam Hussein’s government in Iraq to participate in the suppression of the uprising in Basra and receiving permission to march in the streets of Baghdad, tragic suppression of Iraqi Kurds, receiving 30 thousand of hectares of agricultural lands for the expansion of Camp Ashraf, and above all of them, involvement in killing of Iranian people which according to their own admission killed more than 50,000 innocent people, has now placed its main headquarters in Auvers-sur-Oise, Paris, France.

Meanwhile, even with the covert movements in France and even Europe the MKO puts the information from the students and labor protests of the French people at the disposal of intelligence services so that the police were able to avoid the presence of protesters in the streets faster, According to available records they may also directly cooperate with the police crackdown on student protests In exchange for certain advantages.

After three month of rebellion in Paris, by hiring some travel agencies as tourism from Central Asia and also few fans in Europe Rajavi’s group add some new members to their wild organization’s for Maryam Rajavi’s speech on July 9 in Paris.

Shouldn’t people and fighters of justice for laborers be aware of cooperation between Rajavi’s criminals and French police?

Do you think it is the right of the people of Paris to know that, there are criminals in their neighbors who would use any nation and person as a bait to achieve their purposes?

The people of Iraq carried out various protests against this terrorist group which led to violence, it is necessary for French protesters to be aware of these undemocratic dirty work that is remained of the Saddam Hussein’s dictatorship, they should know that their taxes are spend on crackdown of the French youth and binge of leaders of the terrorist organization of MKO (the hypocrites).

Isn’t it time that this group of spies and anti-people be expelled from France due to the recent terrorist acts in Paris to make people feel more secure.

Facebook of Iranian students in Europe

June 13, 2016 0 comments
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Iran Interlink Weekly Digest

Iran Interlink Weekly Digest – 147

++ Over ninety percent of the MEK’s websites and outlets have been promoting Daesh’s cause. Now that Daesh is being pushed back by Syrian and Iraqi armed forces, the MEK and Saudi media have come out strongly against the Syrian and Iraqi and Russian governments with unsubstantiated allegations of murders and mistreatment of civilians. One such item is interesting because it accuses the Iraqi army of destroying a Sunni mosque. The photograph used, however, is from several years ago and actually shows Daesh destroying a Shia mosque. Farsi commentators say this is not surprising since the Saddamists, Daesh and the MEK are losing their footholds in Iraq. These anti-Iran forces are so much on overdrive that they gleefully celebrate the death of an Iranian pilot when his jet fighter accidentally crashed during a training exercise inside Iran.

++ Several open letters have been addressed to the French Interior Ministry expressing disgust that the French government allows the MEK to publicly celebrate their ‘armed struggle’ which killed thousands of Iranian and Iraqi civilians while the French people are cowed and restricted by ‘the terrorist threat’.

++ To mark the start of the month of Ramazan, a few former MEK members wrote their experience of Ramazan inside the group. They reveal that at the start of the MEK, fasting was observed as a religious obligation. Later on, when Rajavi took control, they were ordered to make a show of it for the outside world, but to give their allegiance to Rajavi rather than to their religion.

++ German language Duetch Welle published an article about fears over the MEK arriving in Europe. In the article, experts say that European countries must deal with this issue properly or it will add to the terrorism threat inside Europe. In Albania, Agenzia Nova newspaper revealed that arrangements have been agreed for the remaining 1,900 residents of Camp Liberty in Iraq to be transferred to Tirana before the end of the year.

++ Farzad Farzinfar, a former MEK member, died in Sweden this week. Many who expressed their condolences also wrote their memories of him. After leaving the MEK, Farzinfar spent a difficult time in Ramardi camp at the time of Saddam before getting out of Iraq. He was one of the first members to be able to escape Iraq and talk outside that country about the realities inside the MEK at a time when the MEK had the full support of Western governments and Saddam himself. People write that although he suffered greatly he always tried to help others rather than complain about his own situation.

++ Maryam Sanjabi, a former member of the MEK’s all women Leadership Council, was interviewed by Neda-ye Haghighat website. The MEK tried hard to demonise and discredit Sanjabi after the recent publication of her book. In the interview Sanjabi exposes evidence of Saudi support and payments for the MEK at the time of Saddam. She talks in detail about Massoud Rajavi’s clandestine visit to Saudi Arabia ostensibly for Haj which the MEK later were forced to admit to. After that, after the First Gulf War, Rajavi received three lorry loads of gold bars and jewellery which was brought to Iraq from Saudi Arabia. The MEK took it bit by bit to Jordan and sold it there. At that time Malek Abdullah was Crown Prince and he was in charge of the MEK and Saddamists. He gave his support for these financial transactions. Sanjabi explains further that Daesh is not a new phenomenon but is a continuation of this coalition of forces.

In English:

++ Mazda Parsi writes an interesting article for Nejat Society based on evidence from the Walk Free Foundation about modern slavery in the world. Parsi uses the Foundation’s evidence and information about slavery to demonstrate that MEK members are being held in a state of modern slavery, including conditions of forced labour, incarceration and secrecy and sexual exploitation.

++ Several people have written to support Mr Gholamreza Shirdam in his hunger strike in Turkey. He complains that after seven years his application for asylum has still not been assessed by the UNHCR. He believes this is because he is a former member of the MEK.

June 11, 2016

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Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Pictorial – The forgotten victims of MKO Cult

Suffering parents of Mr. Fereydoun Oghbaei ; MKO hostage

Mr. Fereydoun Oghbaei was in Netherlands when the MKO agents tricked him into joining the group.

Oghbaei family had a short visit with Fereydoun at Camp Ashraf in 2002. There they witnessed the closed, Cult-like condition ruling the Camp.

So they have had done their utmost efforts to liberate their beloved son from the Cult of MKO.

They persistently pen letters to the International human rights bodies.

The Cult leaders deny any contact between members and their families.

Unfortunately the paid advocates of the MKO help the cult leaders to advance their interests.

The forgotten victims of MKO Cult

June 12, 2016 0 comments
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Albania

Albania’s Prime Minister: Tirana will take in 1900 more MEK members by the end of 2016

The Albanian Government will take in 1900 Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization members who currently reside in refugee Camp Liberty near Baghdad, Iran Didban Website reported from Agenzia Nova.  

The MEK member’s relocation in Tirana is based on an agreement between the governments of Albania and US during Senator Kerry’s last February visit to Tirana.

Kerry, returning to the United States from a four-day trip to Germany, made a brief stop in the Albanian capital Tirana to urge the government and opposition parties to support a major package of judicial and legislative reforms.

“While the reforms are needed for their own sake as well as E.U. membership, they also were key to Albania’s fulfilling a commitment to relocate thousands of members of the exiled Iranian Mujahedeen-e-Khalq opposition group”, AP quoted U.S. officials traveling with Kerry at the time.

June 11, 2016 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Former MKO member cautions France on the threat of terrorists

A former high ranking member of Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult cautioned France of the potential threat of terrorists’ presence at the Cult’s annual rally in Paris on July 9th.

The same as every other year the group is busy recruiting paid audiences to participate the rally.

Mr. Issa Azadeh who spent 30 years within the Mujaheidn-e Khalq Cult affairs, in an open letter to the French Interior Minister writes:

” …..Through social media I founded out that the Cult of Rajavi is due to hold a gathering on the occasion of the anniversary of the group’s armed struggle as well as Maryam Rajavi’s –  the cult leader ; Massoud Rajavi’s wife –  release from prison in France. So as the MKO is going to transfer a large number of Arab refugees to Paris by Bus.

I warn you according to my human duty that the dangerous terrorists of ISIS can take the opportunity to enter Paris through the MKO rented buses.

The Cult of Rajavi smuggles people without any certificate card or passport from European refugee Camps into France. The MKO employs these people as rent-a-crowd to pretend it has a popular base in Iran in order to attract the attention of reporters and European states. Conversely, the reality is that this dangerous cult has no support in Iran due to its anti-Iranian and terrorist nature. The group has just some agents who are active on socal networks in exchange for money…."

June 9, 2016 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years

Mr. Ali Asghar Babapour joined his family after 27 years of captivity within the destructive cult of Mujahedin-e Khalq.

Babapour family as well as cult defectors and families of MKO hostages welcomed Aliasghar at Nejat Society office, Mazandaran.

Mr. Babapour said:”I should thank my family who came to Camps Ashraf and Liberty several times to visit me. I am very joyful that I managed to liberate myself from the damned Cult of Rajavi and returned to my family. I also thank you accepting me within Nejat Society families’ meeting. I wish to see all hostages of Rajavis’ criminal Cult, being free.”

Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years
Mr. Babapour reunited his family after 27 years

June 7, 2016 0 comments
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The cult of Rajavi

The Cult of Rajavi has all criteria of Modern Slavery

According to Walk Free Foundation – movement to end modern slavery – near 46 million people of the world are trapped in modern slavery. The foundation which is in Australia defines slavery as “situations of exploitation that a person cannot refuse or leave because of threats, violence, and coercion, abuse of power or deception.” According to the foundation, in modern forms of slavery, a person is forced to work for free. It also includes, child slavery, forced marriage, domestic servitude and forced labour in which victims are made to work through violence and intimidation.

For those who have experienced living in the Mujahedin Khalq Organization, the above mentioned characteristics of modern slavery looks very tangible and familiar. They can even add more traits of modern slavery in the cult of Rajavi including forced marriage, separation of parents and children, sleep deprivation and a lot of other examples of human rights violations. RAND report commissioned by US Department of Defense found that the MKO is a cult that utilizes practices such as mandatory divorce, celibacy, authoritarian control, forced labor, sleep deprivation, physical abuse, and confiscation of assets, emotional isolation, and the imprisonment of dissident members.

While the MKO claims to be opposed to “any kind of exploitation of human by another human”, the truth of the life inside this cult–like group proves the opposite.

According to the Walk Free Foundation half of the victims of modern slavery are girls and women and 1/3 of detected victims of slavery is a child. As for the MKO Cult about 900 people out of its near 3000 victims are female and a large number of children of the group members have been also victims of its destructive cult-like system.

Based on testimonies of former members of the group such as Nadereh Afshar and Manizheh Habashi, children in the MKO camps were kept separated from their parents and forced to work. After the first Gulf War, children were sent to Europe where they were forced to beg on the streets to raise funds for the group. Forced begging is considered by Walk Free as an example of modern slavery in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America and in the Middle East. The foundation states that kids “are forced to beg on the streets by criminals.”

68 % of slaves around the world are subjected to forced labour. About the cult of Rajavi, approximately all members are subjected to forced labour. They have to work long hours of the day. They always suffer sleep deprivation. Former members of the cult of Rajavi describe exhausting working schedule in the MKO as useless tasks that was supposed to keep them busy. Zahra Mirbaqeri recalls that she was forced to carry a heavy bag of stones from a place to another. She had to run while carrying an 80-kilo-weight bag.

The Walk Free Foundation also clarifies that in modern slavery systems, victims are kept behind closed doors. Members of the Mujahedin Khalq are not allowed to call or contact anyone outside their camps. They are barred from using phone, and the Internet. The news of the outside world is filtered by the group authorities. They are only fed with the group’s propaganda media.

Victims of the MKO are kept in the group’s camps in Iraq, Albania and France. They are living under the most tyrannical supervision system. Those who succeeded to escape the MKO actually risked their life because Massoud Rajavi has told them that the group has no exit door – see Human Rights Watch report on the abuses in the MKO titled “No Exit”, published in 2005. The walk Free Foundation says, “Victims say those who are caught trying to escape can be killed or thrown overboard. “

Sexual labour is another example of human rights abuse that is taken place in modern slavery, according to the foundation. This crime has been widely committed by the MKO leader, Massoud Rajavi. He is the only person in the cult who has the right to get married and to have sexual relationships. So, he authorized himself to have sex with a number of female members of the so-called Elite Council of the cult. Batoul Soltani who is a defector of the MKO Cult revealed Massoud Rajavi’s sexual crimes.

The Walk Free Foundation presents statistics and information on slavery around the world such as Thailand, UK and etc. It tries to inform the world on the huge human rights violations that are committed today in modern societies. Victims of the Mujahedin Khalq cult should be considered as part of the bog population who suffer modern slavery. The case of the MKO victims seems to be more critical because of the pro-democratic gesture of its leaders and its propaganda. In fact, members of the MKO Cult are exposed to the most horrible human rights violations despite the group’s propaganda claims for democracy and freedom.

By Mazda Parsi

June 6, 2016 0 comments
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Camp Liberty

MEK leaders in Camp Liberty admit conditions and security are well above basic standards

Charlotte Leslie Conservative, Bristol North West

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what recent assessment his Department has made of the human rights situation in Camp Liberty, Iraq.

Tobias Ellwood The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

We remain concerned about the residents of Camp Liberty. Our Embassy in Baghdad regularly raises this issue with the Government of Iraq and we support the United Nations’ calls for more to be done to protect residents. We are working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to relocate all the residents to safe third countries.That being said, Monitors from the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) regularly visit Camp Liberty and issue daily reports which provide an update on the situation there. Their assessment remains that the provision of life support systems such as water, electricity and food continue to be well in excess of basic humanitarian standards. They have reported that the relocation of protective bunkers and installation of additional protective concrete walls, to increase the security and safety of the residents, has been completed. Iraqi government officials have reported that diesel tankers and trucks containing food and other supplies continue to routinely enter the camp, that residents continue to be referred to hospitals and that the clinic remains in operation. Residents’ representatives have confirmed this to be accurate.

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June 5, 2016 0 comments
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